[jchristie07]

Has anyone been able to lease their Hyundai with over a 15,000 mile a year lease? Most other finance companies let you lease additional miles ahead of time at $0.10 a mile since they are purchased before hand. My dealer said they don't do that and all I can do is just pay the $0.20 a mile overage when I turn it back in.

 

[jchristie07]

Well just an FYI it looks like my dealership lied to me, since according to the Hyundai Financial web site, you can purchase additional miles above 15,000 at a cheaper price at the signing on the lease. I'll be calling their customer service Monday to see if they can do anything about it, since I asked three times including right before I signed my name and they said they do not do anything above 15,000 and can't purchase any additional miles.

 

[jchristie07]

QUOTE (sdaume @ Jun 8 2010, 01:19 AM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=330803

May I ask why you're wanting to do a lease while doing that many miles /yr? As it stands with a purchase you'll come out better in that you can get some trade equity on your next car.

I owed more on the car that I traded in then what it was worth, and came out to be roughly ~$50 a month less with a lease, even with the 72-month 3.99% loan. I also drive on average 15,500 miles a year and just wanted an extra 1,000 miles per year added in as a safety net so I had zero worries.

 

[jchristie07]

QUOTE (hawk1500 @ Jun 8 2010, 11:54 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=331088

Yeah except you drive ~15500 a year, so 20 cents times 3500 times 3 years is gonna be a lot, isn't it? $2100?


Although I shouldn't be talking since I drive ~14000 miles and got the 15000 miles a year lease.

No, it would be $700 for 3,500 miles at $0.20 a mile overage.